Yet, it would be very difficult to find a reasonable instrument for gender, and therefore matching is the chosen technique here.
As no reasonable instrument for gender exists, we apply a matching procedure to make male and female headed households comparable, and run separate regressions.
Our county-level stratified random sampling should to some extent ensure that the sample was representative of Norwegian general practitioners, as also indicated through the reasonable distribution of gender and years of practice [ 20].
For some reason, this broad range of far right candidates representing a reasonable degree of ethnic, gender, geographical and professional diversity did not include one candidate with the skills and attitude necessary to run a real presidential campaign.
Based on these characteristics, it might be reasonable to hypothesize that gender concordance is important for facilitating SDM but concordance may be trumped by the effect of clinician gender; however, our study did not observe this.
I would like to propose a small and efficient amendment to Amendment 13, so that it reads: 'calls on its committees to make every reasonable effort to respect gender balance'.
Conditions in society and people's behaviour have an impact on people's attitudes, expectations and values [ 22], and inasmuch as Dutch students see more differences between men and women in everyday activities it seems reasonable that they perceive gender differences as more relevant and also score higher for GS than the Swedish students do.
Then, of course, there's the criminalization of women for defend themselves, implicit and institutionalized discrimination in the law, and the fact that women's survival strategies are being judged by a normatively gender-biased "reasonable man" standard that fails us every day.
It seems reasonable to suggest that gender-associated communication style differences may impact SDM at the point of care.
Because of her gender, it's reasonable to question if this means the artist believes she's better suited at capturing the female form.
